Notes and format last updated Apr 16, 2020
This section tracks metrics for states and counties normalized for population (number of cases or deaths per million residents), and then compares these figures both for our geographies and the country overall.
Table of total confirmed cases per million residents (all 50 states)
## state casesPerMillion
## 1: New York 10,989.0
## 2: New Jersey 7,996.0
## 3: Louisiana 4,721.0
## 4: Massachusetts 4,340.0
## 5: Connecticut 4,138.0
## 6: District of Columbia 3,113.0
## 7: Rhode Island 3,068.0
## 8: Michigan 2,792.0
## 9: Pennsylvania 2,093.0
## 10: Delaware 2,068.0
## 11: Illinois 1,940.0
## 12: Maryland 1,659.0
## 13: Colorado 1,437.0
## 14: Washington 1,416.0
## 15: Georgia 1,373.0
## 16: Indiana 1,330.0
## 17: South Dakota 1,320.0
## 18: Vermont 1,216.0
## 19: Mississippi 1,128.0
## 20: Florida 1,048.0
## 21: Nevada 1,042.0
## 22: Alabama 864.0
## 23: Tennessee 860.0
## 24: Idaho 843.0
## 25: New Hampshire 837.0
## 26: Missouri 797.0
## 27: Utah 795.0
## 28: Virginia 761.0
## 29: South Carolina 710.0
## 30: New Mexico 707.0
## 31: California 686.0
## 32: Ohio 666.0
## 33: Wisconsin 639.0
## 34: Iowa 632.0
## 35: Maine 572.0
## 36: Oklahoma 571.0
## 37: Texas 555.0
## 38: Arizona 544.0
## 39: Arkansas 529.0
## 40: Kansas 515.0
## 41: Nebraska 514.0
## 42: Kentucky 513.0
## 43: Wyoming 497.0
## 44: North Carolina 488.0
## 45: North Dakota 478.0
## 46: West Virginia 404.0
## 47: Alaska 397.0
## 48: Oregon 394.0
## 49: Montana 378.0
## 50: Hawaii 370.0
## 51: Minnesota 320.0
## 52: Puerto Rico 304.0
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state casesPerMillion
Table of new cases per million residents: rolling 3-day average (all 50 states)
## state casesNewPerMillion
## 1: New York 429
## 2: New Jersey 344
## 3: Connecticut 254
## 4: Massachusetts 214
## 5: Rhode Island 184
## 6: South Dakota 165
## 7: District of Columbia 152
## 8: Delaware 133
## 9: Michigan 113
## 10: Pennsylvania 100
## 11: Maryland 99
## 12: Illinois 98
## 13: Louisiana 97
## 14: Georgia 77
## 15: Mississippi 64
## 16: Colorado 56
## 17: Indiana 50
## 18: Virginia 47
## 19: Alabama 44
## 20: Iowa 43
## 21: Florida 41
## 22: Missouri 39
## 23: Nevada 38
## 24: New Hampshire 37
## 25: New Mexico 37
## 26: Arkansas 35
## 27: Tennessee 35
## 28: Maine 33
## 29: Ohio 33
## 30: Nebraska 32
## 31: California 31
## 32: Texas 26
## 33: Utah 25
## 34: Kentucky 24
## 35: North Dakota 24
## 36: Oklahoma 24
## 37: South Carolina 21
## 38: Wisconsin 21
## 39: West Virginia 20
## 40: Arizona 19
## 41: North Carolina 19
## 42: Kansas 18
## 43: Vermont 17
## 44: Washington 16
## 45: Idaho 15
## 46: Minnesota 11
## 47: Oregon 10
## 48: Wyoming 10
## 49: Alaska 9
## 50: Puerto Rico 8
## 51: Hawaii 6
## 52: Montana 5
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state casesNewPerMillion
Table of total deaths per million residents (all 50 states)
## state deathsPerMillion
## 1: New York 595
## 2: New Jersey 355
## 3: Connecticut 243
## 4: Louisiana 237
## 5: Michigan 192
## 6: Massachusetts 160
## 7: District of Columbia 102
## 8: Rhode Island 82
## 9: Illinois 75
## 10: Washington 75
## 11: Pennsylvania 65
## 12: Indiana 64
## 13: Colorado 61
## 14: Maryland 57
## 15: Georgia 53
## 16: Vermont 48
## 17: Delaware 47
## 18: Nevada 44
## 19: Mississippi 40
## 20: Oklahoma 31
## 21: Wisconsin 31
## 22: Ohio 30
## 23: Florida 28
## 24: Kentucky 27
## 25: Kansas 26
## 26: Missouri 26
## 27: Alabama 25
## 28: New Hampshire 23
## 29: California 22
## 30: Idaho 22
## 31: Virginia 22
## 32: South Carolina 20
## 33: Tennessee 20
## 34: Arizona 19
## 35: Maine 17
## 36: New Mexico 17
## 37: Iowa 16
## 38: Minnesota 15
## 39: Puerto Rico 15
## 40: Oregon 13
## 41: Texas 13
## 42: North Carolina 12
## 43: Arkansas 11
## 44: Nebraska 11
## 45: North Dakota 11
## 46: Alaska 9
## 47: Hawaii 6
## 48: Montana 6
## 49: South Dakota 6
## 50: Utah 6
## 51: West Virginia 6
## 52: Wyoming 3
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state deathsPerMillion
Table of new deaths per million residents: rolling 3-day average (all 50 states)
## state deathsNewPerMillion
## 1: New York 37
## 2: New Jersey 30
## 3: Connecticut 29
## 4: Louisiana 18
## 5: Massachusetts 17
## 6: Michigan 14
## 7: District of Columbia 10
## 8: Pennsylvania 8
## 9: Rhode Island 7
## 10: Illinois 6
## 11: Maryland 6
## 12: Georgia 4
## 13: Indiana 4
## 14: Colorado 3
## 15: Delaware 3
## 16: Ohio 3
## 17: Alabama 2
## 18: Florida 2
## 19: Idaho 2
## 20: Kansas 2
## 21: Mississippi 2
## 22: Missouri 2
## 23: Nevada 2
## 24: New Hampshire 2
## 25: Oklahoma 2
## 26: Virginia 2
## 27: Washington 2
## 28: Wisconsin 2
## 29: Arizona 1
## 30: California 1
## 31: Iowa 1
## 32: Kentucky 1
## 33: Maine 1
## 34: Minnesota 1
## 35: New Mexico 1
## 36: North Carolina 1
## 37: South Carolina 1
## 38: Tennessee 1
## 39: Texas 1
## 40: Vermont 1
## 41: Wyoming 1
## 42: Alaska 0
## 43: Arkansas 0
## 44: Hawaii 0
## 45: Montana 0
## 46: Nebraska 0
## 47: North Dakota 0
## 48: Oregon 0
## 49: Puerto Rico 0
## 50: South Dakota 0
## 51: Utah 0
## 52: West Virginia 0
## 53: American Samoa <NA>
## 54: Guam <NA>
## 55: Northern Mariana Islands <NA>
## 56: Virgin Islands <NA>
## state deathsNewPerMillion
Table showing total cases per million and percentile for all US counties. Includes our counties and the top 5 in the US for perspective.
## county state casesPerMillion rawRanking percentile
## 1: New York New York 72,636 1 99
## 2: Rockland New York 26,011 2 99
## 3: Westchester New York 21,651 3 99
## 4: Blaine Idaho 20,112 4 99
## 5: Nassau New York 19,688 5 99
## 6: Davidson Tennessee 2,149 164 94
## 7: Richland South Carolina 1,318 353 88
## 8: Pierce Washington 1,136 422 86
## 9: York South Carolina 491 1086 65
## 10: Orange California 433 1230 60
Our county percentiles over time
Table showing total deaths per million and percentile for all US counties. Includes our counties and the top 5 in the US for perspective.
## county state deathsPerMillion rawRanking percentile
## 1: New York New York 5,044 1 99
## 2: Terrell Georgia 1,289 2 99
## 3: Randolph Georgia 1,033 3 99
## 4: Dougherty Georgia 955 4 99
## 5: Nassau New York 948 5 99
## 6: Pierce Washington 31 599 80
## 7: Richland South Carolina 29 637 79
## 8: Davidson Tennessee 26 689 78
## 9: York South Carolina 11 974 69
## 10: Orange California 7 1028 67
Our county percentiles over time